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Trade-offs between the __ and the future require weighing the _ available today against what will be available tomorrow.

A good produced for present ______ is a ______ good; a good that will help in the production of other valuable goods for the _____ is a ______ good.

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gayaneshka [121]3 years ago

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Answer:

The Present

The benefits

Consumption

Consumer good

Future

Capital

Explanation:

Trade-offs between the now and the future demand that the opportunities available today be balanced against what should be available tomorrow.

A product made for present use is a consumer product; a good that will aid in the future produce certain useful products is an investment good.

Therefore, those above-written answers are correct.

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Explanation:

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Explanation:

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